Johannesburg, South Africa

University of Johannesburg

Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics

Swansea, United Kingdom

Swansea University

MPhys Physics

Kaunas, Lithuania

Kaunas University of Technology

Bachelor in Material Physics and Nanotechnologies

Bachelor

Students receive a thorough background in physics, technology and engineering, accompanied by current topics in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and electronics, data processing, laser technology, and micro and nano technology. An interdisciplinary education ensures that modern engineers are able to deal with the complex problems that they will face in their careers. Read more about the course contents

Students receive a thorough background in physics, technology, and engineering, accompanied by current topics in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and electronics, data processing, laser technology, and micro and nanotechnology. An interdisciplinary education ensures that modern engineers are able to deal with the complex problems that they will face in their careers. Read more about the course contents

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Physics

Engineering Studies

Engineering

FH Aachen University of Applied Sciences

With more than 14,500 students, almost 2,000 graduates a year, ten faculties, more than 90-degree programmes, nine in-house, and three affiliated institutes as well as four competence platforms, FH Aachen University of Applied Sciences, with its Aachen and Jülich locations, is one of the biggest and most important universities of applied sciences in Germany. Around 230 professors, as well as approximately 900 employees, work here, in teaching, in research, and in administration.



FH Aachen offers its students a first-rate course of study that superbly prepares them for jobs in modern and trendsetting professions. Apart from the traditional MINT subjects, such as mathematics, informatics, natural sciences, and technology, the range of courses offered by the university also includes business studies and design. In line with market requirements, more than 90 Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes aren't just offered as full-time courses of study, there is also an ever-increasing number of dual study programmes, in line with market requirements.



The university focuses on modern teaching which is guided by the latest didactic insights and utilises up-to-date methods such as e-learning. Students are provided with individual personal support which allows for an intense exchange of knowledge and experiences with the teaching staff. The incorporation of current research and development findings optimally prepares students for their professional careers after graduation.



When it comes to research, the FH Aachen strives to be among the strongest universities of applied sciences in Germany. The competences are mainly in the future areas of energy, mobility, and life sciences. The latest research results are directly incorporated into teaching.



Through close cooperation with regional businesses, the university and business enterprises collaborate on the development of products and methods which provide added value directly in the region. FH Aachen trains and educates young women and men who assume responsibility in regional businesses and contribute to the development of the local trade and industry by applying their research-related expert knowledge and methodological skills.



The expansion of regional, national and international networking in teaching and research is an essential part of FH Aachen's plans for the future, especially with regard to the euro regional location of the campuses in Aachen and Jülich, in immediate proximity to Belgium and the Netherlands. A further decisive step is offering international degree programmes. Here, the language of instruction is English which is meant to attract the interest of more foreign prospective students. In this context, the cooperation with numerous and significant foreign partner universities of FH Aachen is particularly attractive.



FH Aachen's Freshman Institute prepares students from all over the world for a further course of study in Germany. Imparting language skills as well as content competence in a highly focused manner enables students to seamlessly commence a Bachelor's degree programme in North Rhine-Westphalia.

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